Norwich is the embodiment of a small Vermont town, with winding dirt roads, a welcoming community, and a downtown area registered on the National Register of Historic Places, featuring a variety of charming local businesses. Despite having a rural feel, Norwich is easily accessible from all over New England, making visits with family and friends a breeze and weekend trips south to Boston or north to Burlington effortless. 

Norwich, Vermont, is located on the state's western border in the Upper Valley region. Hanover, New Hampshire, is to the east across the Connecticut River, and both I-91 and I-89 are just 10 minutes down the road in the White River Junction. Boston is 2 hours south, and Burlington is 1.5 hours north. 

There are four seasons of activities in and around Norwich for all ages and interests. During the summer, local farmers and craftspeople bring their best to the outdoor Norwich farmers market every weekend. The farmers market is great for getting your veggies, bread, and jams! The indoor farmers market is also open on select weekends in the winter. Want a perfect place to bring the family for the day? The Montshire Museum of Science is great for kids and adults, and with a consistent rotation of new exhibits, there is something for everyone. There are many options to get out and explore the great outdoors in Norwich. The famous 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail runs through downtown from the west and is perfect for day hikers and month-long trekkers alike. Killington Mountain Resort is just an hour away and offers the widest variety of terrain in the east and an authentic resort experience! Over the border in New Hampshire, Mt. Sunapee Resort is 30 minutes south and is perfect for families looking to fall in love with skiing. 

The 1,054 students of Norwich are part of the School Administrative Unit 70 (SAU 70), which also serves Hanover, New Hampshire. K-6 students in Norwich attend the Marion W. Cross School, which enrolls 291 students. 390 students from both Norwich and Hanover attend the Frances C. Richmond Middle School. Norwich students in grades 10-12 attend Hanover High School, which was recognized as a Blue Ribbon School in 2022. This award celebrates “school excellence, turn-around stories, and closing subgroup achievement gaps." The largest employer in the area is Dartmouth College, one of the most prestigious schools in the northeast. There are openings in a variety of positions, from professors and RNs to marketing and human resources roles. Employee-owned King Arthur Baking is based in Norwich and offers exceptional employee benefits, including full medical benefits, flexible PTO, free flour, and two loaves of bread every month!

Norwich offers an outstanding balance between quiet country living in a tight-knit community, with access to amenities and high-quality education from kindergarten to higher ed. Interested in finding your Norwich dream home? Connect with one of our agents today or check out available listings in the area.